I’m running a military rifle shoot with two stages of 10 shots on a NRA bullseye target. Score is 10 shots @ 10 points each for a maximum of 100 for each stage. Therefore, I want to enter a number between 1-100 for each stage with a grand total max of 200. How do I set up my stages for that?
Thank you.
Here is a default NRA 1 Pistol target 10 shots stage (it can be altered to not have X and -10 zones). The NRA Universal Target has 10 to 0 zones.
If you don’t want to enter individual hits. You can create your own custom target with a single 1-point scoring zone. Then you could enter 0-100 hits.
Thank you. Can you tell me how to set up a custom target with one score?
That’s about it. You can also mark this match with custom target as a “template” and use it when creating new matches. See Creating your own match templates in PractiScore app
The only NRA option is NRA Action. Will that work?
The ‘NRA Action’ is a template for ‘points’ scoring. You can make your customizations of it, including completely replacing target types defined in the match.
See match and scoring types supported in the PractiScore apps
Is it too late to change my match now? It ran this morning and was completed at noon.
Not following what you wanted to change in a completed match.
I had my match setup as a PRS match which only allowed me to score a hit or miss. I need to score out of 100.
After match was created or even scored it is not possible to change scoring type. You will have to start from a new match.
ok, thanks.
I built a template for this a few years ago that works well for our bulls eye group.
Our club had 5 divisions:
4 Stages are on the template. They were simply listed as Stage1, Stage 2, Stage 3, Stage 4 - I don’t recall the COF for each - something like Slow fire freestyle, slow fire strong hand, slow fire weak hand, and rapid fire freestyle (If this isn’t correct, I’m sorry - going off memory).
Penalties:
“Stage not fired” = 100.00
Bonuses listed:
Time Equalization = 1.00 - ONE is checked
X = 10.0
10 = 10.0
9 = 9.0
8 = 8.0
7 = 7.0
6 = 6.0
5 = 5.0
When scoring, the shooter gets 1.00 seconds added to the time (the app won’t allow you to not have a time).
Check the 1.00 second “Time Equalization” bonus to clear that 1.00 second from the score.
Now, simply select the quantity of X’s, 10’s, etc as required for scoring.
This template permits the correct order when viewing the results… and the best thing about it, you’re not using paper scoring.
If anyone would like a copy of this template, email me at markacomp@gmail.com.
Mark
Hi,
NRA targets is great solution.
I noticed that there is a mistake in counting in the case of the same number of points in the players.
Then PS doesn’t take position from the amount of X, 10, 9, etc. but sets a different, strange for me, order.
Maybe I’m doing something wrong?
@Maciej_Maciejewski can you please elaborate on the issue. I’m having a hard time to follow your description.
When I have two shooters with this same score after 10 shoots.
High in the ranking will be the shooter who has more X (Central 10), if both have the same Number of X, then we count 10, if they have the same - 9 and so on…
On the screenshot:
The top three shooters have the same score. However, the third should be the first, as it has more nines (5) than the others (4 and 3 nines, respectively).
If they had the same number of nines, will decide numbers of eights…
@Maciej_Maciejewski could you please email us the match export file *.psc or link to the posted match results that have this issue at support@practiscore.com
Though the fix may go only into the 2.x apps…
Ok. I’ll send files you.
I understand that all hands work with PS 2.0.
If you want sb to test NRA in beta test, I can do it.
Regards.
